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单词 snag
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snagnoun [ C ]

uk/snæɡ/us/snæɡ/

snag noun [ C ] (PROBLEM)

informal a problem, difficulty, or disadvantage:

We don't anticipate any snags in/with the negotiations.
The drug is very effective - the only snag is that it cannot be produced in large quantities.
Talks hit a snag after 97 percent of union members voted to strike.

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Difficult things and people

  • a (heavy) cross to bear idiom
  • a bitter pill (to swallow) idiom
  • a hard/tough nut to crack idiom
  • albatross
  • bane
  • chill
  • equation
  • handicap
  • hiccup
  • hot potato
  • impediment
  • job
  • labyrinth
  • liability
  • nut
  • the chill wind of sth idiom
  • the hard way idiom
  • the sharp end
  • thorn in your flesh/side idiom
  • tie-up

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snag noun [ C ] (DAMAGE)

a tear, hole, or loose thread in a piece of clothing or cloth caused by a sharp or rough object:

This sweater's full of snags.

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Holes, hollows and dips

  • aperture
  • cleft
  • cranny
  • dent
  • depression
  • dimple
  • dip
  • donga
  • eyehole
  • intake
  • orifice
  • perforation
  • pinhole
  • pit
  • porosity
  • porous
  • puncture
  • riddled
  • tear 1
  • wormhole

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snag noun [ C ] (FOOD)

Australian English informal for sausage

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Sausages, burgers & stuffings

  • baloney
  • beefburger
  • black pudding
  • blood sausage
  • boerewors
  • corned beef
  • croquette
  • cutlet
  • falafel
  • fish finger
  • liver sausage
  • loaf
  • luncheon meat
  • meat loaf
  • meatball
  • sausage
  • sausage meat
  • Spam
  • stuffing
  • Vegeburger

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snagverb

uk/snæɡ/us/snæɡ/-gg-

snag verb (DAMAGE)

[ T ] If you snag something, it becomes caught on a sharp object and tears:

Be careful not to snag your coat on the barbed wire.

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Tearing and breaking into pieces

  • apart
  • asunder
  • bobble
  • break (sth) off
  • breakage
  • catch
  • fall apart
  • flake
  • fragment
  • fragmented
  • fray
  • frayed
  • in ribbons idiom
  • knacker
  • pull sth apart
  • rent
  • rip
  • shear
  • split
  • tear sth up

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snag verb (GET)

[ T ] US informal to get or catch something by acting quickly:

They'd have gone bust if they hadn't snagged that contract from their rivals.
It was a good hit, but Silverman snagged it for the final out of the inning.

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Capturing or taking possession of things

  • -grabbing
  • apprehend
  • apprehension
  • arrogate
  • at bay idiom
  • bag
  • cage
  • capture
  • catch
  • collar
  • corner
  • entangle
  • get your claws into sb idiom
  • get/lay/put your hands on sb idiom
  • grab
  • repo man
  • seize
  • sequester
  • snatch
  • snatch at sth

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snag verb (PROBLEM)

[ I or T ] mainly US to cause problems or difficulties for someone or something:

Financial problems have snagged the project for the past six months.
The negotiations have snagged on a dispute about who should chair them.

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Inconvenience

  • a pain (in the neck) idiom
  • a pain in the arse/backside idiom
  • aggravation
  • aggro
  • awkward
  • bore
  • disturbance
  • drag
  • fuss
  • hassle
  • have fun and games idiom
  • imposition
  • inconvenience
  • pisser
  • put sb out
  • put yourself out
  • rigmarole
  • some
  • storm
  • tempest

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